Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27
FOREIGN NEWS.


LowDoH, Feb. 4S.-Monaa Carrie haa
been founa % have Suffered from tAs
Fsffeota Of the shocks oe lass Wednesday
lees than any other plaoo. The sslem-
| kimtn say thin was due TO The fmoa thmt
Monte Carlo u hullt on roek. XAa
houses there are crowded 10 the utmoa1
limii BY q sudden and enoRmena rush 10
she city Of thousands Of pleasure esek-
ers, frightened away fr0m RivaElA, GO.
pecially from Cannes. NieAs Menaaae
and eaa Rema. whieh were thE0neea
With visitors when the earthquakes
came. The waathnF at Monie Carlo n
beautiful. Tha refugees from The shaa-
tered towns, who have recovered kkem
| fright, are making tha most of -. Tie
haFboE 10 flled With yachts. An enoT-
maus inhux Of fnQitivea from RiwnziA
have invaded MaEaailles hotels. Tha
lodging houses aKe crowded. Eight
thousand uersons had arrived on ThmRs-
day and Friday.
Extra war Credits Passed.
VrwaNA, FEB. 3D. The hOusea
OF the Austrian ReiehKath and
she Hungary Diet, By q unanimoms vOsea
passed the extra credit asked By the
Government for the equiE ment cf the
army and Ahe Landwehf. Ooune Won
Fichica, In the debate at Peaah, deolnrod
that although be opposed the views or
the Government be willinnly voted for
the credit 10 protect ahe thEene sad ahe
fatheFiand.
Concerts at Hiee Reopenea.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-The shsaaoT "a
Nice re-orened tonight aud o0nseras
we're reaHmed In the pebble gardena.
The College has besn Fs-opemed. All
the timid persons remain oncamped
outside Of the city. Large ofevlesa havs
developed in the cemsaeFy at Mont0ne
since the earthquake. The Oupola of
the Cathedral and the vanle Of She
White Psnitents have fallen.
German Psissaea.
BEnLzN. Feb. 2s.--A New German LIB
eFai newspaper estimates that She 500
end ballet for members Of the ReiohB-
tag will result IN the return of ~ Row
German Liberals. II National Liberals
i6 Conservatives, Free Conservative
UltFam0nsanes and Socialists.
The N0rtA German Gaeafts denies ths
statement naada by tha Tssnns 0f PAxan
thaf Blaloarck in 1879 declared that
GortschRk0n nhoald never be paFmitted
10 take the BAlkan States for Ruazia.
The GaEstse asserts with emphaa1s thss
Germany has no interest In The HASA
and will not NEEDLE In any quarrel
which may arise these. In esneluai0n
the paper says: "a IL impossible ahaa
Bismarck haa ever said anything whtsA
would warrant the infeEnncs thas aer-
many would dispute With Russia hes
claim to the Balkans.s
Reliea for me sufferers.
RoMr, Rsb. 2e.-SlRnor 6enali, Mia
lister Of Puhlic works. General ID Haa-
nasa. Commander OF khe KonFth Array
Corps, and q numheF Of depnties fEum
the diatFieta fayishsd By ahe eaFthqnAka,
have visited the injured "a Diann Max-
limo and made arFanaementa knR f1aAK
care and recovery. The bodies
OF the killed are still buriad be
meath she debris. The 0eHeral thla a.
| teFnoon visited Diana Castillo. There
are IS bodies beneash tho Euina Of tknt
town. The nurses have been aant 20
Sefrato. where the aRFi@htsd inhnbi-
tants fed. leaving 50 psFsona injured.
The Pepe sends meaEaf.
RoMn, Feb. 26.-Threa shocks cf
esFtf quake vera fsia 90 FoKli, 10 the
/ Provinces Of Onmp0boea, yesterday. 1he
bedies Of she persons killed by the
eAEshquake on Wednesday were taken
from the ruins Ia Diano MArlno and
Kiewn, "a bainQ undaF fallen Bridges.
Almost the entiFo popnlafion cf Diane
Marine are sBeamped on the seashGFs.
The Prince IN PmFas.
PARm, Feb. 2G.-The Pflnos Of wales
hes arrived from Oannes.
Rleean@ Rrem Msee.
E1cE, Fsb. 26 twenty th0nsand peE-
sans have already ned from ahis aitE.